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DETERMINATION of TRAVELTIME in the DELAWARE RIVER, HANCOCK, NEW YORK, to the DELAWARE WATER GAP by USE of a CONSERVATIVE DYE TRACER by Kirk E

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DETERMINATION of TRAVELTIME in the DELAWARE RIVER, HANCOCK, NEW YORK, to the DELAWARE WATER GAP by USE of a CONSERVATIVE DYE TRACER by Kirk E DETERMINATION OF TRAVELTIME IN THE DELAWARE RIVER, HANCOCK, NEW YORK, TO THE DELAWARE WATER GAP BY USE OF A CONSERVATIVE DYE TRACER by Kirk E. White and Todd W. Kratzer__________________ U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Water-Resources Investigations Report 93-4203 Prepared in cooperation with the DELAWARE RIVER BASIN COMMISSION Lemoyne, Pennsylvania 1994 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BRUCE BABBIT, Secretary U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Robert M. Hirsh, Acting Director For additional information Copies of this report may be write to: purchased from: U.S. Geological Survey Earth Science Information Center District Chief Open-File Reports Section U.S. Geological Survey Box 25286, MS 517 840 Market Street Denver Federal Center Lemoyne, Pennsylvania 17043-1586 Denver, Colorado 80225 CONTENTS Page Abstract....................................................................................1 Introduction ................................................................................1 Purpose and scope....................................................................1 Acknowledgments....................................................................4 Description of study reach .............................................................5 Methods of data collection and analysis .................................................5 Field and laboratory procedures.................................................5 Data analysis .................................................................8 River discharge.............................................................................16 Traveltime.................................................................................23 Measured...........................................................................23 Predicted...........................................................................52 Summary..................................................................................53 References cited ............................................................................54 ILLUSTRATIONS Figure 1. Location of injection sites, sampling sites, and streamflow-measurement stations on the Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y., to the Delaware Water Gap...................... 3 2-5. Graphs showing: 2. Smoothing of time-concentration curve irregularities for a hypothetical data set...... 8 3. Extrapolation of data at the leading and trailing edges of the time-concentration curve for a hypothetical data set............................................ 10 4. Interpolation of data at the trailing edge of the time-concentration curve for a hypothetical data set. ..................................................... 11 5. Separation of time-concentration curve for the Eshback Access and Port Jervis dye injection, May 6,1991....................................:................. 15 6-10. Hydrographs showing: 6. Discharge of Delaware River at Callicoon, N.Y., May 8-9 and August 12-15,1991. ... 17 7. Discharge of Delaware River above Lackawaxen River near Barryville, N.Y., May 8-9 and August 12-15,1991. ........................................... 18 8. Discharge of Delaware River at Port Jervis, N.Y., May 6-7 and August 5-7,1991. .... 19 9. Discharge of Delaware River at Montague, N.J., May 6-7 and August 5-7,1991...... 20 10. Discharge of Delaware River below Tocks Island Damsite, near Delaware Water Gap, Pa., May 6-7 and August 6-7,1991...................................... 21 11. Graph showing relation between discharge and flow duration at index streamflow- measurement stations on the Delaware River .................................... 22 12. Graphs showing observed time-concentration curves from the May 1991 medium- flow study for: 12A. Subreach 1 and subreach 2A ................................................. 24 12B. Subreach 2B and subreach 3.................................................. 25 12C. Subreach 4A and subreach 4B................................................ 26 ILLUSTRATIONS-Continued Page Figure 13. Graphs showing observed time-concentration curves from the August 1991 low-flow study for: 13A. Subreach 1 and subreach 2A ................................................. 27 13B. Subreach 2B and subreach 3.................................................. 28 13C Subreach 4A and subreach 4B................................................ 29 14. Graphs showing cumulated traveltime for May and August 1991 medium- and low- flow dye injections, Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y., to the Delaware Water Gap...... 30 15. Graph showing dye-cloud velocity as a function of average discharges at streamflow- measurement stations Delaware River at Callicoon, N.Y., and above Lackawaxen near Barryville, N.Y........................................................... 33 16. Graphs showing relation of traveltime and distance of leading edge of dye cloud at selected flow durations on the Delaware River for: 16A. Sampling sites 1-6, Hancock, N.Y., to 0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence............................................................... 38 16B. Sampling sites 6-15,0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence to the Delaware Water Gap...................................................... 39 17. Graphs showing relation of traveltime and distance of peak concentration of dye cloud at selected flow durations on the Delaware River for: 17A. Sampling sites 1-6, Hancock, N.Y, to 0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence............................................................... 40 17B. Sampling sites 6-15,0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence to the Delaware Water Gap...................................................... 41 18. Graphs showing relation of traveltime and distance of trailing edge of dye cloud at selected flow durations on the Delaware River for: ISA. Sampling sites 1-6, Hancock, N.Y, to 0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence............................................................... 42 18B. Sampling sites 6-15,0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence to the Delaware Water Gap...................................................... 43 19. Graphs showing relation between dye cloud duration and distance at selected flow durations on the Delaware River for: 19A. Sampling sites 1-6, Hancock, N.Y, to 0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence............................................................... 45 19B. Sampling sites 6-15,0.1 mile downstream of Tenmile River confluence to the Delaware Water Gap...................................................... 46 20. Graph showing time-concentration curves for the Delaware River at Narrowsburg pool, May 1,1991 ............................................................ 48 21-23. Graphs comparing: 21. Time-concentration curves from Kellam's Bridge for the low-flow and surge-wave studies on the Delaware River.............................................. 49 22. Time-concentration curves from Pond Eddy for the low-flow and surge-wave studies on the Delaware River.............................................. 50 23. Time-concentration curves from<Milford Beach for the low-flow and surge-wave studies on the Delaware River.............................................. 51 iv TABLES Page Table 1. River mileage for bridge crossings, U.S. Geological Survey streamflow-measurement stations, dye study locations, and selected tributaries on the Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y., to the Delaware Water Gap ...................................... 6 2. River mileage, river segment length, and drainage areas for sampling sites on the Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y., to the Delaware Water Gap........................ 7 3. Time-concentration curve peak concentrations, areas, and centroids for the May medium-flow study on the Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y., to the Delaware Water Gap....................................................................... 12 4. Time-concentration curve peak concentrations, areas, and centroids for the August low-flow study on the Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y., to the Delaware Water Gap....................................................................... 13 5. Time-concentration curve peak concentrations, areas, and centroids for the August surge-wave studies on the Delaware River ..................................... 14 6. Traveltimes for the May medium-flow dye study, Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y., to the Delaware Water Gap..................................................... 31 7. Traveltimes for the August low-flow dye study, Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y, to the Delaware Water Gap ........................................................ 32 8. Dye-cloud velocities and representative stream discharges for leading edge, peak, and trailing edge of dye cloud for reach of the Delaware River between Cochecton, N.Y., and Narrowsburg, N.Y. ................................................. 32 9. Dye-cloud velocities at discharges corresponding to various flow durations at Delaware River at Callicoon, N.Y., and Delaware River above Lackawaxen River near Barryville, N.Y.......................................................... 34 10. Traveltimes for leading edge of dye cloud at selected flow durations on the Delaware Rive^ Hancock, N.Y. to the Delaware Water Gap ................................ 35 11. Traveltimes for peak concentration of dye cloud at selected flow durations on the Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y, to the Delaware Water Gap....................... 36 12. Traveltimes for trailing edge of dye cloud at selected flow durations on the Delaware River, Hancock, N.Y, to the Delaware Water Gap...............................
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